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Cigar Review: Caldwell Lost & Found Land O’ Snakes Maduro Toro
Initial Thoughts As the story goes, Robert Caldwell, founder of Caldwell Cigars, roams the Earth looking for tobacco and cigars that have been long lost and possibly forgotten. These cigars,…
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Cigar Review: Ashton VSG Wizard Toro
Initial Thoughts: Today we continue our series of blind cigar reviews, where our goal is to provide you with a totally objective, completely neutral review of a cigar. Ellory went…
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Cigar Review: Pinar Del Rio Oscuro Liga Cubana No 2
Initial Thoughts: In the past, I’ve not been a huge fan of PDR Cigars. They’ve failed to impress me, and I generally look for other cigars to smoke. However, when…
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Cigar Review: Micallef Grande Bold Mata Fina Robusto
Initial Thoughts: You know you’re a true cigar lover when you can sit outside during a Texas summer and light up a cigar and create a small fire right next…
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Cigar Review: PDR 1878 Natural Roast Cafe Toro
Initial Thoughts: Today is a first for us here at CigarScore HQ. Today, for the first time, we’re reviewing a cigar from PDR Cigars, the PDR 1878 Natural Roast Cafe…
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Cigar Review: Drew Estate KFC Swamp Rat
Initial Thoughts: If you’re looking for a Saint Patrick’s Day cigar, you might look for something green to smoke. Well, that’s just what I did earlier this year when I…
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Cigar Review: El Septimo Flamingo Amarillo
Initial Thoughts: Some cigars don’t cost a lot. Some do. And today’s cigar, the El Septimo Flamingo Amarillo costs a lot. About $asdfasfd in fact. And in this review, we’re…
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Cigar Review: Alec Bradley MAXX “The Culture” Toro
Initial Thoughts: Some cigars we review because you (i.e. the cigar community) ask us to. Other cigars we review because we want to know whether or not to stock up…
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Cigar Review: 601 Blue Label Maduro Robusto
Initial Thoughts: Today’s cigar is one I see on sale a lot over at CigarMonster.com. So, before I jumped in to buy a box, I wanted to smoke and review…
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Cigar Review: Villiger La Vencedora Robusto
Initial Thoughts: Villiger is a cigar brand that’s been around a while. Villiger was started in 1888 by Jean Villiger in Switzerland, and they make a lot of cigars. But, if…
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Cigar Review: Punch Chop Suey
Initial Thoughts: The Punch Chop Suey is kind of an ugly cigar. Not much attention was paid to making this lancero look perfect, but hopefully, what the Chop Suey lacks in…
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Cigar Review: RoMa Craft CroMagnon Fomorian
Initial Thoughts: I received the RoMa Craft CroMagnon Fomorian as a gift from a good friend. I’d seen him smoking this cigar on several occasions, but it always seemed to fall…
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Cigar Review: Drew Estate Liga Privada Unico Serie Velvet Rat
Initial Thoughts: When I set out to do a cigar review today, I was somewhat disappointed when I remembered I didn’t have a Liga Privada to smoke. However, my sadness was…
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Cigar Review: Caldwell Holy Braille by Chico Rivas
Initial Thoughts: Probably the first thing I noticed about the Holy Braille by Chico Rivas after taking it out of the cellophane was how awesome the cigar smelled. The Dominican Habana…
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Cigar Review: Esteban Carreras Unforgiven Toro Grande
Initial Thoughts: Some cigars you choose; others, you don’t. Today I’m smoking the Esteban Carreras Unforgiven Toro Grande, a cigar given to me by a friend. However, unlike some cigars I’ve…
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Cigar Review: Espinosa Red River Valley Toro
Initial Thoughts: Another gift from a fellow cigar smoker, the Espinosa Red River Valley Toro is a cigar made exclusively for the Texas and Oklahoma cigar markets. The 6 x 50…
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Cigar Review: Alec & Bradley Blind Faith Robusto
Initial Thoughts: When I first heard of the Alec & Bradley Blind Faith, I was led to believe this was an amazing, ultra-rare cigar that I just had to try. So,…
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Cigar Review: Cornelius & Anthony The Gent Robusto
Initial Thoughts: Cornelius & Anthony cigars are not any with which I’m too familiar. But, they’ve been around since 1866 (it says so right on the label), so I’m expecting a…